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Vocabulary and grammar rules for -ir stem-changing verbs in the preterite tense, as well as food-related vocabulary from the video transcript.
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-ar and -er stem-changing verbs
Verbs that have no stem change in the preterite.
-ir stem-changing verbs
Verbs that have a stem change in the preterite, but only in the Ud./eˊl/ella and Uds./ellos/ellas forms.
Preterite stem vowel changes
In the preterite, stem-changing -ir verbs undergo an e→i or o→u stem change.
servir
To serve; an -ir verb that changes from e→i in the third-person preterite (e.g., sirvió, sirvieron).
morir
To die; an -ir verb that changes from o→u in the third-person preterite (e.g., murió, murieron).
pedir
To ask for; an -ir verb with a stem change of pidioˊ and pidieron in the preterite.
dormir
To sleep; an -ir verb with a stem change of durmioˊ and durmieron in the preterite.
conseguir
An -ir verb that changes its stem vowel in the preterite.
divertirse
To have fun.
preferir
To prefer.
repetir
To repeat.
seguir
To follow or continue.
sentir
To feel.
sugerir
To suggest.
vestirse
To get dressed.
ya
Now.
cualquier
Any.
arepas
Cornmeal pancakes.
cachapas
Grilled pancakes made from fresh corn dough.